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Spencer, Elisabeth Test- Respiratory And Excretory System

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Total cards: 20•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

4. What term do scientist use to describe the mechanical process in which air is pulled inside the body?

Back (Answer)

Breathing • WKST- respiratory

#2
Front (Question)

6. What would happen if food entered the trachea?

Back (Answer)

You would choke, not talk, and possibly die • WKST- respiratory

#3
Front (Question)

7. What is the bronchi and where is it located?

Back (Answer)

In the lungs • CLF- overview of the respiratory system

#4
Front (Question)

8. Which of the following occurs in the second stage of urine formation?

Back (Answer)

Much of the needed material is returned to the blood and wastes are eliminated from the body. • WKST- Excretory system

#5
Front (Question)

10. During gas exchange, which substance moves from the alveoli into the bloodstream?

Back (Answer)

Oxygen • WKST- respiratory

#6
Front (Question)

15. Dust in air that enters the nose is trapped by a sticky substances called what?

Back (Answer)

Mucus • WKST- respiratory

#7
Front (Question)

19. What is the pulmonary artery and where is it located?

Back (Answer)

By the lungs • CLF- overview of the respiratory system

#8
Front (Question)

22. In which organ is urea produced?

Back (Answer)

Liver • WKST- Excretory system

#9
Front (Question)

23. Directly above the bronchi, what occurs?

Back (Answer)

Nothing • CLF- overview of the respiratory system

#10
Front (Question)

27. Before the kidneys filter it out, where does urea exist before it goes to the bloodstream?

Back (Answer)

In your liver • WKST- Excretory system

#11
Front (Question)

29. What is to the right of the sternum?

Back (Answer)

The trachea • CLF- overview of the respiratory system

#12
Front (Question)

32. What happens to cause air to be inhaled into the lungs?

Back (Answer)

The diaphragm contracts, moves down and opens the rib cage • WKST- respiratory

#13
Front (Question)

33. A blood vessel that is sometimes blue, contains what?

Back (Answer)

Carbon dioxide • WKST- respiratory

#14
Front (Question)

34. What word best describes the pharynx?

Back (Answer)

Throat • WKST- respiratory

#15
Front (Question)

35. What do capillaries have in common with veins and arteries?

Back (Answer)

They are all types of blood vessels • WKST- respiratory

#16
Front (Question)

37. Where does oxygen enter blood cells?

Back (Answer)

From the pulmonary artery and bronchi • CLF- overview of the respiratory system

#17
Front (Question)

40. Which of the following is not a product of respiration?

Back (Answer)

Glucose • WKST- respiratory

#18
Front (Question)

43. What is at the bottom of the sternum?

Back (Answer)

Left bronchus • CLF- overview of the respiratory system

#19
Front (Question)

44. Under normal conditions, which of the following substances is found in urine?

Back (Answer)

Urea • WKST- Excretory system

#20
Front (Question)

3. the blood in the body is thick, which of the following happens?

Back (Answer)

The body produces more ADH and the kidneys reabsorb the water • WKST- Excretory system